n.
- A signal or command to extinguish lights for the night.
- Bedtime.
| Dictionary: lights out |
| Idioms: light out |
Leave hastily, run away, as in Here comes the teacher--let's light out. This slangy idiom may allude to the nautical sense, that is, to move or lift anything along. [Slang; mid-1800s]
| Antonyms: light out |
| Word Tutor: lights-out |
| Wikipedia: Lights Out |
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